Yes, there is a way to create new files as well as edit documents & attachments on your Windows Mobile 5.0/6.0 smartphone! Documents To Go is the first and only stand-alone product to create, edit, and view Microsoft Office 2007 files on Windows Mobile smartphones. Plus, new “Zip & Send” technology allows you to compress a file and then have it instantaneously e-mailed off. This is a must have for anyone needing to use Office files while on the go.

Try it for FREE now: Documents To Go Premium Edition For Windows Mobile

Just Like Office on Your Desktop:
Whether it’s a file from your PC or an e-mail attachment, Documents To Go allows you to use these files the same way you do on your desktop computer. It’s that easy. Now you can have your forecasts, contracts, product manuals, part numbers, budget charts, purchase orders, directions, to-do lists, sales presentations, bank statements, school work, manuscripts, or any other kind of Office document at your fingertips with full editing capabilities!

100% Document Fidelity:
Documents To Go is built upon InTact Technology which ensures 100% fidelity of your files after they are edited on the handheld. No other mobile Office program incorporates this cutting edge technology.

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Does the guy in the Microsoft “Welcome to Windows 7 Video” look like the Grease Lightning version of  John Travolta or what?! Maybe it’s just me…

I haven’t had the time to play with Windows 7 but I like what Microsoft says it can do e.g. compatibility with more devices, faster, touch-navigation capability, better window management. Then again, I’m a bit jaded by the Windows Vista experience i.e. didn’t see a huge jump in functionality from Windows XP.

Check out the video and the Windows 7 site for yourself. There’s even a link for you to download a beta copy of Windows 7!

In the meantime, I have to pack for a trip to the Philippines. Perhaps when I get back I may consider trying it out on my older PC.

Welcome to Windows 7 Video Page

You got to give it to Microsoft for being sport. Knowing full well that iPhone has become a ubiquitous device used not just tech-savvy individuals but also by less tech-inclined consumers, the Apple rival came up with its own iPhone application.

continue reading "Microsoft Releases Seadragon iPhone App"

BlackBerry, Palm and Symbian handsets all get Microsoft Office via Documents to Go. I don’t know about you, but for me, Microsoft Office programs are an integral part of my life. Now iPhone users can also get them on their handsets soon enough through the same service.

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Seeing as many handsets based on the Windows Mobile OS have specialized music players, the possibility of using the Zune software on phones doesn’t seem too off-mark. Well, guess what? In a rather lengthy interview by UK’s CIO Magazine, Microsoft’s Steve Ballmer just as good as confirmed it.

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We’ve already heard a lot about Microsoft’s next generation operating system, Windows 7, especially since rumors are that it’s going to be released next year instead of 2010 which was the original plan. Some lucky beta testers and developers get first look on the user interface, and now a set of screenshots surfaced online and they look pretty authentic.

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The Apple fans might not care, but I do. The Vista-hating, XP-loving PC users would be thrilled to hear that the Windows 7 operating system might be arriving sooner than the “early 2010″ date we’ve all been given. Sure, you can chalk it up to pure rumor, but there’s still a chance, no matter how small, that it could be true.

continue reading "Windows 7 Might Be Arriving Earlier than We Thought"

Yet two more products Microsoft launched a couple of days ago when the company announced the new BlueTrack mouse technology. These are the Wireless Laser Desktop 6000 (above) and the Wireless Media Desktop 1000 (below).

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Besides the Explorer and Explorer Mini Mice that come with Microsoft’s new BlueTrack technology, the company also introduced the new Arc Mouse. The Arc Mouse, however, uses the classic laser instead of BlueTrack.

continue reading "Microsoft Rolls Out Foldable Arc Mouse"

Microsoft Zune

For those of who aren’t on iPods and would rather not get anything made by “that fruit company,” here’s an option: Microsoft has officially announced the 120GB Zune. The improved storage capacity’s just one of Microsoft’s new offerings.

continue reading "New Zune Media Players and Zune Pass Announced"